How did I ever manage my cookware without this rack? It’s been a great addition to my baking sheet/tray/cutting board cabinet, keeping all heavy items neatly stacked and preventing crashes of sliding stuff. Brilliant idea, great helpful item.
The perfect tray holder! We have a family cabin, with lots of people using the kitchen. The trays were always a challenge to use and return to the right spot where they were all leaning against a wall (& would occasionally all slip down on to the counter). This holder has room for all of them, and each tray can now be easily accessed and put away. The entire holder can be moved anywhere! Just love it!!!
I feel like these need to be deeper, or something - maybe if they went further back into the cabinet, they would be more stable. Also, while it's nice to keep your baking sheets, muffin pans etc. upright, it does limit how you can store them; they don't just fit between the bars however you want. Perhaps sliding bars would be more practical. Maybe next time I will look for something like that. For now, my pans fall out the door instead of sideways. Better? Not sure.
I love these racks...I got the two pack and they fit perfectly where I wanted to put them. They are sturdy, durable and make it so much easier for me to get cookie sheets and cutting boards out of my cabinet. I should have bought them a long time ago.
These have really helped organize my cupboard. They are wide enough for big pans, too. I love them.
Feature Product
- 3 COMPARTMENTS: Streamline and organize kitchen cupboard, cabinets and pantry shelves with this convenient organizer rack; Organize and securely hold pots, pans, skillets, lids, cookie sheets, cutting boards, and keep them in one convenient spot; Ideal for use on a counter top, in a cupboard or even under the sink to reduce clutter
- MAXIMIZE SPACE: The rack sits horizontally to make the most of your kitchen space; Use on kitchen counters or in cabinets and pantries to make finding and grabbing the pan you need simple and easy; Great for cookie sheets, baking pans, muffin tins, cutting boards, recipe books and more
- FUNCTIONAL & VERSATILE: Perfect for cookware, but also use to display or store dishes; Perfect for apartments, condos, RVs, campers and cabins; Try this item in your home office or craft room to keep construction paper, notebooks, notepads, printer paper, books, and other items organized and easy to find; Great for separating gift bags and tissue paper too; Arrives assembled and ready to use
- QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Made of strong steel wire with a durable rust-resistant finish; Easy Care - Wipe clean with damp cloth
- THOUGHTFULLY SIZED: Measures 8.4" x 9.9" x 5.6" high
Description
Create streamlined storage in kitchen cabinets and cupboards with the Freestanding Pot and Pan Organizer Rack from mDesign. Use the rack horizontally in kitchen cabinets and pantries or on countertops to make the most of your space. Three slots make separating and organizing cutting boards, cookie sheets, and pans simple and easy. The open design lets you quickly grab what you need. A raised base keeps trays and sheets off of cabinet and pantry bases.
Worked perfectly for me --trays, trivets, cheese board, cupcake pans--are so easy to find now that they are not stacked on top of one another. Very easy to see what is on the shelf.
I'm currently using this set for cake boxes!! Instead of having them laying down & having to look thru all for what I need I have them neatly standing in these! So far does not tilt & has the rubber pieces on the bottom!
Nice to use for wider pans, would be nice if it was adjustable for thinner pans.
It's okay. It fits several cookie sheets and pizza pans. Could be a little heavier duty but it does the job
Our last home had built-in vertical cubbies over the fridge, and I am using 2 sets of these racks to approximate the same structure in our new home. The racks' width helps to stabilize my larger, heavier baking items and cutting boards, and I love how accessible everything is instead of having a hard-to-handle pile under a counter somewhere.
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